Signal
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SR785 Dynamic Signal Analyzer
For time domain measurements, the anti-aliasing filter limits the rise time of the signal
and causes ringing. To eliminate these effects in the time record, the anti-aliasing filter
can be removed from the signal path. However, the spectrum of this time record may
contain alias frequencies.
A-Weighting Filter
The A-Weighting filter may be inserted after the anti-aliasing filter. The A-Weighting
filter simulates the hearing response of the human ear and is often used with Octave
Analysis measurements. The input A-Weighting filter conforms to ANSI standard S1.4-
1983.
A-, B- and C- Weighting functions are also available as operators in User Math
functions.
Input Transducer Units
Transducers (such as accelerometers or microphones) convert a physical quantity (such
as acceleration or pressure) into a voltage at the analyzer’s input. By assigning
Transducer Units to an input, measurements based upon the transducer signal may be
displayed in units of the actual physical quantity being measured (such as m/s
2
or
Pascals).
Transducer Units require a transducer which is linear over the frequency range of
interest.
Measurements of inputs which are assigned units of acceleration, velocity or
displacement may be displayed with any of these three units using Transducer Convert in
the [Display Options] menu.
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